Mido watches | Vintage & Pre-owned
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A selection of rare Mido watches for collectors
Mido is a famous Swiss watch brand founded in 1918 by Georges Schaeren. It is a very popular brand among knowledgeable collectors who are looking for rare vintage Mido. Some pre-owned Mido watches can reach summits online. On this page, you will find our selection of the best Mido wristwatches available online, we select some Mido Men's watches and some Mido women's watches, as long as we find them interesting enough for you. If you are looking for a nice Mido Baroncelli or a rarely offered Mido Multifort you are on the right page to find it !
VINTAGE AND RARE MIDO WATCHES FOR COLLECTORS :
Pre-owned vintage Mido watches for all
On Watch-Deal, we are specialized in rare vintage watches, so we will find for you the elusive Mido Powerwind Diver 5907 you've been looking for for years, or a pre-owned Mido Ocean Star Captain. How much does a vintage Mido watch worth ? Well, it all depends of the rarity of the reference, but to give you some examples, a Mido Ocean Star Captain IV will be found around $300 and a rare Mido Powerwind Diver 5907 will be above $2,000. Some old Mido Belluna and Mido Great Wall can also be relatively high-end. To find more common Mido watches, have a look to the bottom of our selection where you can find more classic vintage Mido references. If you are looking for Mido watch reviews, we recommend you various watch collector forums like Watchuseek where you will find plenty of reviews about Mido.
A nice vintage Mido Multistar
How to get a Mido watches here ?
It is very easy. Have a look at our selection of rare Mido watches and click on the reference you like. You will then be automatically redirected towards a secured merchant site where you can get your Mido watch. If you have any questions about a vintage Mido reference or about a Mido watch seller, feel free to send us an email and we will be very happy to help.
How much is a vintage Mido worth?
On the second-hand market, Mido watches show a stable valuation. Classic models sell for between $500 and $1,200, while rare vintage pieces can fetch $3,000 to $5,000.
Prices vary according to several criteria: state of preservation, presence of original documents and rarity of the model. Automatic chronographs from the 1960s-1970s are particularly sought-after by collectors.
For a vintage Multifort in excellent condition, expect to pay between $1,500 and $2,500. More recent versions, such as the Commander, maintain their value at around $800 to $1,200 on the second-hand market.
Ocean Star: pre-owned maritime excellence
The Ocean Star collection stands out for its legendary sturdiness and proven reliability since 1944. These pre-owned timepieces offer excellent value for money, with models available from $950 to $1,900 depending on condition and rarity.
Renowned for its exceptional water-resistance to 200 meters, each pre-owned Ocean Star benefits from an in-depth expertise validating its authenticity and performance. The Aquadura system, the brand's technical signature, guarantees optimum protection against infiltration.
The Tribute and GMT versions are particularly popular on the pre-owned market, notably for their gradient dials and integrated steel bracelets. Their Swiss automatic movement offers a generous 80-hour power reserve, a major asset for watch enthusiasts.
Multifort: the sought-after vintage elegance
The Multifort collection has fascinated passionate collectors since 1934. Its distinctive design, with its subtle lines and robust case, is highly sought-after on the second-hand market. Vintage models from the 50's and 60's, with their patinated dials and vintage leather straps, are in great demand.
A preowned Mido Multifort
Vintage versions with manual winding are real treasures for connoisseurs. The Côtes de Genève finish on the dials and the meticulous workmanship of the gilded hour-markers bear witness to Swiss watchmaking expertise. On today's market, the Patrimony and Skeleton models are attracting a new generation of enthusiasts, seduced by their neo-retro style and visible movements.
Automatic models: precision and reliability
COSC-certified automatic movements represent Mido's technical excellence. These calibers guarantee exceptional chronometric precision of between -4 and +6 seconds per day, validated by rigorous 15-day tests.
The use of silicon balance springs in recent mechanisms enhances their resistance to magnetic fields while optimizing their performance. The Powermatic calibers equipping current models demonstrate remarkable stability thanks to their high-tech components.
Meticulous quality control ensures the longevity of every part: water-resistance and shock-resistance tests and verification of tolerances to one hundredth of a millimeter. Buyers benefit from a 5-year extended warranty on chronometer versions.
Men's collection: between sport and refinement
The Mido men's collection harmoniously blends contemporary design and advanced functionality. The sleek lines of the steel cases, available in sizes from 39 to 42 millimeters, suit all male wrists. The integrated steel bracelet or vintage leather strap adds a distinctive touch to each model.
Enthusiasts are particularly fond of the Commander Heritage, an iconic timepiece distinguished by its sunray dial and hand-applied hour markers. For a more casual style, the Multifort Chronometer offers a sporty look with its textured “Côtes de Genève” dial and luminescent hands.
The pre-owned market particularly values limited editions such as the recent M026.830, recognizable by its transparent caseback revealing the finesse of the Swiss mechanism.
Women's selection: a blend of style and technology
Mido's women's collections shine through their unique watchmaking refinement. The Baroncelli range captivates with its slender 33mm cases adorned with diamonds, perfect for delicate wrists.
The flagship Rainflower model enchants with its delicately engraved petals on the mother-of-pearl dial, a Mido technical feat. Skeleton hands and hand-applied hour markers sublimate each creation.
Technical precision is expressed through Swiss Made automatic calibers, offering an 80-hour power reserve. Interchangeable Milanese bracelets allow elegant customization to suit every taste.
On the second-hand market, these timepieces hold their value remarkably well, especially the gem-set versions limited to 500 pieces.
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